In order to run any code in a Github repository, you will need to either download it or clone it to your machine. Click the green "clone or download repository" button on the top right of the repository.
Then, when you add changes to your code or whatever, the git tracks it and you can commit your changes through the Atom editor. The only problem might be that you cannot use all of the commands that are available via terminal, but it's enough to actually work. But you can fill the gaps by using the terminal when you really need other git commands.
The idea is that if the first step fails, then the rest will run, but if the first step doesn't fail the rest will not run. However, it comes with the caveat that if any of the subsequent steps fail, the steps following them will still run, which may or may not be desirable.
I am planning to move our Travis CI build to GitHub Actions using Docker for our per-commit testing. Can I reproducibly run these new GitHub Actions workflows locally? Is there a generic way to run...
It's really just a remote instance of Visual Studio Code, but it doesn't by default serve your files on an endpoint URL. The good news is, because it's a virtual space (located somewhere on GitHub servers) you can run any command like you'd do on your local machine.
16 I currently have a github repository cloned to my Desktop. I want to import it as a new Project in PyCharm. Is this as simple as moving the repo under the "PyCharmProjects" folder or do I need to import it through some PyCharm feature?
This question is a bit vague though actually. You can't run code directly from GitHub as it's just a VCS based cloud service. But you can run your code by using Codespaces by GitHub (unfortunately, it's in beta).
If I have a .html file in a GitHub repository, e.g. for running a a set of JavaScript tests, is there any way I can view that page directly—thus running the tests? For example, could I somehow act...
As the title says I am trying to deploy my Laravel-Angular application directly from Github to AWS EC2 instance using Github Actions. In my application there are 3 Angular 8+ projects which are ne...
When working on Github it is necessary to know how to use git. If you don't then follow this tutorial. Step 1: First, to setup the directory structure, please run setup.sh to create the appropriate directories. .sh files are bash files that contain bash scripts. Run these using the command ./setup.sh. Here is a tutorial on running them.
